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Bariloche: The Switzerland Of Argentina
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Bariloche: The Switzerland Of Argentina

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I spent a week in the gorgeous lake district around the northern city of Patagonia in Argentina, Bariloche.

I found neo-gothic European architecture, beautiful national parks, lakes, forests, craft beer, amazing chocolate and a Swiss colony.

Check out my photos.

If you enjoy this, don’t forget to visit thezeetree.com for more.

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This is Patagonia

View of Lake Nahuel Huapi from the city of Bariloche

A ski tree in Bariloche. It’s a big ski destination in the Winter time.

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The Refreshing Lake Nahuel Huapi

Central Plaza in Bariloche with Neo-Gothic European Architecture

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A city street leading to the lake

Gazing out at some beautiful lakes

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Nahuel Huapi National Park

Views of Nahuel Huapi National Park

Lake near the cabin

An invitation to get in

Enjoying a swim in supremely clear water

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Lakefront near Bariloche

A fresh Quilmes on the beach, a cheap Argentinian staple

A sign in Colonia Suiza

The making of curanto, a traditional Argentinian/Chilean dish

Berlina Craft Beer Brewery

Some drunk looking lawn dwarfs near Berlina

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Cheers to Patagonia and pints on the beach

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Seasoned traveller having visited over 60+ countries over a four year period. My travel philosophy is less equals more, which means the less stuff you travel with the freer you are. I love the Spanish language, photography, and writing. Check out my blog at thezeetree.com.

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thezeetree

thezeetree

Author, Community member

Seasoned traveller having visited over 60+ countries over a four year period. My travel philosophy is less equals more, which means the less stuff you travel with the freer you are. I love the Spanish language, photography, and writing. Check out my blog at thezeetree.com.

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